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Cases Currently Under Investigation June 2018 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage Broxbourne BRX30CRE 38 Broxbourne BC to dedicate some paths in Start Date Roselands Roselands Wood. 22-May-2001 Hoddesdon Broxbourne BRX31CRE 38 Bridleway DED alongside A10 as part of Cock Lane Start Date Lucerne Warren housing development - by a s106 agreement? 22-May-2001 Hoddesdon Broxbourne BRX58MOD Add BOAT Start Date Ratty's Lane 19-Dec-2017 Hoddesdon Dacorum DAC111CRE 25 Create a new FP around the site following Hemel Start Date Apsley - Manor Hempstead FP73 diversion. 12-Apr-2010 Hemel Estate Hempstead Development Creation Dacorum DAC152DIV TCPADacorum BC propose to divert FP51 and part of 50 Start Date Maylands 29-Apr-2016 Hemel Gateway Hempstead Development, Hemel Hempstead Dacorum DAC135MOD Add RB Start Date Green Lane 16-Jan-2018 Markyate Cases currently under investigation - June 2018 Page 1 of 16 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage Dacorum DAC144CRE 26 Divert FPs - may also include creation and Start Date Betlow Farm, extinguishment of FPs. 22-Oct-2015 Tring Rural Tring Rural Creation Dacorum DAC144DIV 119 Divert FPs - may also include creation and Start Date Betlow Farm, extinguishment of FPs. 22-Oct-2015 Tring Rural Tring Rural Diversion Dacorum DAC144EXT 118 Divert FPs - may also include creation and Start Date Betlow Farm, extinguishment of FPs. 22-Oct-2015 Tring Rural Tring Rural East Herts EH134DIV Divert Aspenden 11 & Buntingford 44 Start Date Inclosure 24-Apr-2017 Aspenden, bridleways - Buntingford Aspenden 11 & Buntingford 44 Diversion East Herts EH66CRE 25 Dedicate BR around the field off Edmunds Drive Start Date Edmunds Drive through the new housing estate 08-Aug-2005 Aston Dedication East Herts EH197DED Dedicates footpath near Dimsdale Crescent Start Date Dimsdale 05-Nov-1999 Bishop’s Stortford Cresent Cases currently under investigation - June 2018 Page 2 of 16 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage East Herts EH393DIV RAIL Divert FP onto bridge Start Date Bishop's 03-Sep-2013 Bishop’s Stortford Stortford FP60 Railway Diversion East Herts OA22DIV TCPA Divert FPs Start Date Diversion FP25 22-Feb-1983 Bishop’s Stortford (L4) Bishop's Stortford (Parts 1, 2 & 3) East Herts EH437DIV 119 Divert section of Braughing FP3 Start Date Braughing 25-Jul-2016 Braughing Footpath 3 Diversion East Herts EH134EXT 118 Extinguish remnant of Aspenden old lane Start Date Inclosure 24-Apr-2017 Buntingford bridleways - Ext of Aspenden Old Lane East Herts EH450CRE Create FP Start Date Buntingford FP 12-Sep-2016 Buntingford Dedication (No.2) East Herts EH445DIV 119 Divert FP Start Date Great Munden 05-Jul-2016 Great Munden FP58 DIV Cases currently under investigation - June 2018 Page 3 of 16 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage East Herts EH358CRE 25 Adoption of Footpaths Start Date Dolphin Yard, 31-Jan-2011 Hertford Hertford East Herts EH394DED Dedicate a FP running from Bull Plain along the Start Date Hertford river to Hartham and the new store 30-Oct-2010 Hertford Sainsbury's 2 East Herts EH442CRE 25 Add FPs Start Date Adams Yard 2 05-Oct-2015 Hertford East Herts EH70DISC FP to BR Upgrade Hertford FP 61 to BR Start Date Hertford 61 08-Oct-2003 Hertford East Herts EH310DIV TCPA Divert FP at East and West Cottage Start Date West Cottage, 18-Dec-2013 Little Hadham Hadham Hall East Herts EH198DIV 119 To divert FP out of school grounds once Start Date Little Munden landownership issue resolved 01-Feb-2001 Little Munden School Cases currently under investigation - June 2018 Page 4 of 16 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage East Herts EH433DIV 119 Divert parts of Much Hadham 11 & 12 in the vicinity Start Date Much Hadham of Dell Cottage, Kettle Green Lane . 01-Jul-2016 Much Hadham 10 & 11 East Herts EH227MOD Adds two footpaths in Youngsbury Start Date Youngsbury 23-Jan-2017 Thundridge Paths East Herts EH406MOD Upgrade Walkern FP25 to RB and Add RB Start Date Dovehouse 07-Feb-2018 Walkern Lane Pt1 East Herts EH463MOD Updrage BR to RB Start Date Wood Lane - 22-Feb-2018 Wareside Wareside FP26 Upgrade East Herts EH466DED Add a footpath between Kingham Road and Start Date Kingham Road Footpath 85. 24-May-2018 Wareside Wareside Hertsmere HTM113DED Dedicate extra widths to paths as part of a S106 Start Date Patchetts Green agreement resulting from construction of 24-Feb-2016 Bushey Equestrian Equestrian Centre Centre Cases currently under investigation - June 2018 Page 5 of 16 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage Hertsmere HTM115MOD Add byway subject to existing TRO Start Date Finch Lane 11-Apr-2018 Bushey (BADFA) D2D 19 Aug 18 Hertsmere HTM64MOD Add Byway subject to existing TRO Start Date Finch Lane 11-Apr-2018 Bushey (PDW) D2D by 19 Aug 2018 Hertsmere HTM166DIV 119 Divert FP 3 to run along beside the road verge. Start Date Shenley 3 17-Jun-2015 Shenley Hertsmere HTM213DED Upgrade part of Shenley FP1 Start Date Shenley 1 30-Aug-2017 Shenley upgrade North Herts NH140DISC Resolve current anomaly as statement describes Start Date Barkway 10 RB connected to FP but linestyle on map does not 07-Feb-2013 Barkway (RUPP) North Herts NH242DIV 119 Divert the footpath which crosses Recreation Start Date Barkway 15 Grounds west to Little Dunstable by Cambridge 08-Feb-2013 Barkway Road around the edge of the Recreation Grounds. Cases currently under investigation - June 2018 Page 6 of 16 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage North Herts NH243DIV 119 Divert RB Start Date Barkway 10 - 07-Feb-2013 Barkway Rushing Wells North Herts NH256DIV 119 Divert parts of Barkway 15, 14 & 13 Start Date Barkway 15 21-Jan-2014 Barkway (Cokenach Estate) North Herts NH244DIV 119 Divert FP Start Date Barley 15 - 21-Mar-2013 Barley Shaftenhoe End North Herts NH274CRE 26 Create bridleways Start Date North Stevenage 06-Aug-2015 Graveley bridleways creation North Herts NH286MOD To record the width of the footpath between Start Date Holwell 6, Harvest Farm and Deblins Green, Pirton Road. 27-Nov-2017 Holwell Harvest Farm (width) North Herts NH307CRE 25 Add a footpath between Green Drift and Ivy Lane. Start Date Green Drift to 27-Aug-2015 Royston Ivy Lane Cases currently under investigation - June 2018 Page 7 of 16 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage North Herts NH159DIV 119 DIV path so that it runs straight to the road rather Start Date Rushden & than turning by The Lodge 16-Nov-2016 Rushden & Wallington 22 Wallington North Herts NH303DIV 119 Divert two parts of Footpath 25 SE of Bygrave Start Date Rushden & Lodge Farm. 04-Jun-2018 Rushden & Wallington 25 Wallington Bygrave Lodge Farm North Herts NH250MOD Upgrade Weston FP30 to RB Start Date Dovehouse 07-Feb-2018 Weston Lane Pt2 St Albans STA79CRE 25 Add FP Start Date Ridge Ave to 01-Oct-2015 Harpenden Wells Close Dedication St Albans STA156CRE 25 Add extra width to Sandridge FPs 22 and 23 and Start Date St Leonards an additional FP connecting to St Leonards Crecent 13-Oct-2017 Sandridge Crescent from Sandridge 22 St Albans STA158DED Add Bridleway connection and record width for Start Date St Stephen 3 to section of BR 3. 28-Mar-2017 St Stephen Mayflower Road Cases currently under investigation - June 2018 Page 8 of 16 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage St Albans STA161MOD Add a footpath connecting public roads Start Date Lower Luton 26-Jun-2017 Wheathampstead Road to Garden Court St Albans STA162MOD Add a RB Start Date Rose Lane, 24-Aug-2017 Wheathampstead Wheathampstead Stevenage STEV14CRE 25 Dedicate BR from London Road to Old Knebworth Start Date Broadwater Lane beside the Brewers Fayre restaurant (The Old 06-Jun-1996 Stevenage Retail bridleway Forge) Stevenage STEV38CRE 25 Add BR Start Date Track behind 29-Sep-2016 Stevenage Cooper's Close Stevenage STEV39DED Dedicate a bridleway between Stevenage 97 and Start Date Chells Park BR 104. Not to be maintainable at public expense. 31-Jan-2018 Stevenage Three Rivers 3R67MOD Add FP leading south form Loudwater Lane Start Date Loudwater Lane 03-Apr-2017 Rickmansworth Cases currently under investigation - June 2018 Page 9 of 16 June 2018 Modification and Public Path Order Cases Cases at Consultation District and File reference Application For Current Parish and File name Stage Three Rivers 3R98CRE 25 Add FP and BR Start Date Great Westwood 27-Feb-2017 Sarratt Dedication Watford WAT24DIV 119 Watford Borough to divert and add FP sections Start Date Watford FP 56 28-Sep-2011 Watford Borough diversion Welwyn W+H113DIV MIN Application to divert Hatfield 41 Start Date Hatfield Hatfield 41 19-May-2017 Hatfield Diversion Welwyn W+H115MOD Add BR Start Date Hatfield Coopers Lane 23-Jan-2018 Northaw Road BR Cases currently under
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